“I’m always attracted to intense visual images; they grip me. Drawing has long been a universal language, comprehended by everybody and I wish to express myself through this language to get closer to people.”

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“My work mainly addresses the psychological complexities of the human condition and ambiguous relationships. They show the contradictions, awkwardness, predicaments, violence, absurdity, capriciousness and complications in our world.  The grotesque, laughable, stupid images reflect genuinely my perceptions of people and state-of-affairs in society.  I am interested in absurdities in everyday life and piqued by common issues that our lives often revolve. Through my work, I wish to communicate the vast spectrum of human relationships and how they interact both emotionally, physically and psychologically.

 

“We all have senseless, laughable moments, and we tend to hide them away.  But I think perhaps we could live to play with them and even exhibit them, to learn to laugh in a self-mocking manner, and to treat serious and realistic matters in a comical way.”